05busa
12 years ago
MrsSledn
12 years ago
Its made. Leftovers in be fridge.
05busa
12 years ago
DrafterX
12 years ago

Its made. Leftovers in be fridge.

MrsSledn wrote:




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DrafterX
12 years ago
bassman45
12 years ago
Does look tasty!=p~
DrafterX
12 years ago
yep... I'm gettin hungry.... 😟
nolen
12 years ago
Great thread Drafter. My grandmother was from Krakow, Poland and made a dish like this. She called the dumplings "halooshkies" and made them just like MrsSledn explained, but she added some paprika, salt and black pepper to the flour before adding the eggs and water.
frankj1
12 years ago

Okay. Dumplings. Get a pot. Fill it with water. Put on the stove. Turn on burner. Get that water boiling! Get a bowl. Put some flour in it. (I don't measure but probably 1 cup or 2.). Then eggs. I start with 3 eggs and add one until I get the consistancy I want. So not to clumpy, but not too watery. If it just needs a little something, you can add a few tablespoons of water. Presto!

Now, when water in pot boils, get a regular spoon. Meaning a teaspoon you would use to eat with. Emerge just the spoon part, not the handle, in the boiling water. Take out and start spooning dumpling mixture in the boiling water to the bottom of the pot. Don't pour in the spoonfuls. Tap spoon to the bottom. Keep doing that. Dumplings will float to the top when almost done. About a minute. Let them float another minute. Take out the cooked ones and put in a bowl. Continue spooning dumpling mixture in water until no more. :)

MrsSledn wrote:


made 'em today! kinda ugly, look like funny matzoh balls, may have overcooked a little bit, but I can fine tune all that the next time. I put them in some stock I made and froze after Thanksgiving, everything is sitting on the stove hoping all the flavors make friends.

Had no idea it would be this easy, thank you MrsSledn.
jackconrad
12 years ago
we call them rivels in pennsylvania
MrsSledn
12 years ago

made 'em today! kinda ugly, look like funny matzoh balls, may have overcooked a little bit, but I can fine tune all that the next time. I put them in some stock I made and froze after Thanksgiving, everything is sitting on the stove hoping all the flavors make friends.

Had no idea it would be this easy, thank you MrsSledn.

frankj1 wrote:




You are VERY welcome! Sorry for my late reply. I don't log into CBid much anymore. And yes, they look like weird shaped matzoh balls! Haha. But good.

Nolen, my Mom made them that way also sometimes. Very good either way!
DrafterX
12 years ago
sure could use a bowl of chiken & dumplin soup about now.... 😟
frankj1
12 years ago

You are VERY welcome! Sorry for my late reply. I don't log into CBid much anymore. And yes, they look like weird shaped matzoh balls! Haha. But good.

Nolen, my Mom made them that way also sometimes. Very good either way!

MrsSledn wrote:


and now I have yet one more (I'm up to 3 I think) life skill!
MrsSledn
12 years ago
That's awesome! Lol
DrafterX
11 years ago
frankj1
11 years ago
Yeah, that recipe! happy birthday Mrs S.
MrsSledn
11 years ago
I just made that a couple weeks ago! Yummo!!!
DrafterX
10 years ago
it's that time of year... 👍
DrafterX
10 years ago
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